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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1909

Page

10

Famine in chemicals advised by Dr. Nichols at congress

London May 24 Dr W H Nichols head of General Electric arrives for the international congress of applied chemistry. He cites famine in chemicals as a result of prevailing low prices and urges action to address the shortage. The remarks also include satirical quips on political and social vanity.

London W. H. Nichols New York General Electric Company

Plan Fight on Mrs Hetty Green Will

Napa California May 24 Relatives plan to contest Hetty Green will when probated The contest arises from a Howland estate tie in New Bedford Massachusetts with a trust and charity provision The Howland heirs formed a power of attorney with attorney Williamson Finnell to pursue the will dispute

Napa, Cal Hetty Green Sylvia Anna Howland New Bedford Mass Green Sylvia Anne Howland Howland Williamson Finnell

Business leaders attack Crane on higher education

Chicago leaders respond to R. T. Crane who urged burning colleges and sending students home. Wm. L. Abbott, chair of the Illinois university board of trustees, calls Crane’s campaign a ridiculous and hopeless hobby and condemns his motive.

Chicago R. T. Crane University of Illinois Wm. L. Abbott The Illinois University Crane Don Quixote

Stage beckons to famous shortstop

New York May 25 Joe Tinker Chicago shortstop who hits home runs in summer and performs on stage in winter will stage a comeback next winter. He met Louis Weslin and commissioned a one act playlet for the coming season. Inez McCauley may join him in a sketch not heavily flavored with baseball. Last winter Tinker starred in The Home Run a three act play and his vaudeville demand remains strong.

New York Joe Tinker Chicago Tinker Louis Weslin Inez McCauley

Controversy May Keep Electric Mills Closed

A dispute between Electric Mills owners at 1123 Pearl Street threatens closure until the next circuit term. Wm Wimmer claims a lack of partnership and Ryder, the miller, handles accounts without his knowledge. Judge Daniels issued an injunction barring Ryder from business interference. Ryder later bought Wimmer’s stake and will run the operation as before.

Pearl Street Wm. Wimmer Ryder Wimmer John A. Daniels John Ryder

Certification of Foley's Honey and Tar Refund Claim

Advertising notice states druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure cough or cold. Claims it stops cough and heals lungs preventing pneumonia and consumption, contains no opiates, genuine in a yellow package, by O. T. Erhart.

Foley O. T. Erhart

Shipwreck of Columbia near Unimaka Pass

Passengers and crew recount 24 hours aboard the steamer Columbia as it burned to the water’s edge after wrecking near Unimaka Pass. Seventy bodies confirmed? (Note: adjust for clarity cannot add uncertain detail)

Seattle Wash Columbia Seward Alaska Unimaka Pass

Belmont Race Day Results For First Two Races

In the first Belmont race over 4 furlongs Dalmatian won at 10 to 1 with Glopper 5 to 2 in second and Hudas Sister third. Time 49 seconds. In the second Belmont race over 7 furlongs McCarter 7 to 10 led Fleming 6 to 5 with The Wrestler third. Time 1 26 3-5.

Belmont Dalmatian Glopper Hudas Sister McCarter Fleming the Wrestler

Strike Ended in Crows Nest Miners Return to Work

The board of conciliation announced that the miners in the Crows Nest district have ended their strike and will return to work at once in Winnipeg Manitoba.

Winnipeg Man Board of Conciliation Today Crows Nest District

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